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[StoryBoarding] Define a center for rotation (Pivot)

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This is a feature request. Feature requests can be voted up by supporters.
Current Priority: +18
Sushi
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Sushi
A cool feature for storyboarding would be that elements to move around a point. A pretty picture to explain the idea :


The pivot point wwould be linked (or not ?) to the object (or defining a new object type that would be pivot point and object can choose their pivot point ?)

Extra bonus ++ : Being able to make this pivot point move
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Azure_Kite
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Azure_Kite
I support this; it would be amazing if we were able to define the Pivot Point per object :>

+Support
Rei Hakurei
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Rei Hakurei
@^ it could be like what i'm thinking

code like "_PP,320,250" which the Pivot Point is pointed at 320,250.. and it makes another branching like Triggers and Loops...

support~
Card N'FoRcE
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Card N'FoRcE
oh god yes.
having to make useless transparent space is :<
those
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those
You can set your reference point in the sprite introduction, and you can edit your image to add more space in the direction of your reference point.
edit:whataninja
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Azure_Kite
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Azure_Kite
That would work wonders.

Possibly creating a pivot "object" would be cool.

Declaration
Pivot,<name>,x,y

Usage
Sprite,Foreground,Centre,"object.png",320,240,<name>

those wrote:

You can set your reference point in the sprite introduction, and you can edit your image to add more space in the direction of your reference point.
That is a very abstract solution; It draws unnecessary pixels to the screen, causing more SB load.
Sushi
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Sushi

Azure_Kite wrote:

That would work wonders.

Possibly creating a pivot "object" would be cool.

Declaration
Pivot,<Name>,x,y

Usage
Sprite,Foreground,Centre,"object.png",320,240,<name>
Or something like that : 
Declaration
Pivot,<Name>,x,y

Usage
Sprite,Foreground,Centre,"object.png",320,240
 _PP,<name>,StartTime,EndTime,[rotationInformation]

So that the sprite could change Pivot point during time :D (rotation information would be depending of the way it is implemented :U)
those
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those
Also ITT: Scaling based on point of reference.
woc2006
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woc2006
Accepted, but this feature will take me a long time to implement and debug.
awp
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alternatively, support mathematical expressions/variables for sprite parameters eg
$positionX = 400;
$positionY = 300;

Sprite,"layer","origin","filepath",$positionX, $positionY
for (int i=0; i<90; i++) //or some other incrementor method
{
$positionX = 400 - sin(i);
$positionY = 300 - cos(i);
}

being able to assign a variable to a sprite's position rather than having to script a bunch of move commands would allow for users to create other things like that abstract 2D camera I've always wanted
mm201
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mm201
Doesn't osq already do this?
peppy
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@woc: it can be pretty easily implemented allowing the "Custom" origin type, but will take a bit more effort to add editor control for it.

For smallish sprites padding the image works fine as a temporary method.
Mara
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Mara
Hell. yes.

This makes StoryMara happy.
Derekku
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Derekku

mm201 wrote:

Doesn't osq already do this?
Not everyone uses/is familar with osq :p
ziin
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Joined January 2010
ziin
I'd rather be able to set more than 3 values for acceleration.

The picture in the beginning is already possible in osu with MX and MY, though it may not be "perfect".
Sushi
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Waaah Bumping stuff
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